A renowned scientist, doctor, Joseph Lister revolutionized the surgery approach that greatly diminishes the mortality rate from 85% to a negligible factor. Achieving such career pinnacle, he, however, struggled by peers mocks and satires. However, successful one always overcomes all the adversities and turned the bad things into good. Just like the spirit of Joseph Lister, Frederick Douglass and "Ender's Games" protagonist also demonstrate the same capability.
A reverent abolitionist, social reformer, Frederick Douglass pursues his dream with all sorts of obstacles and disadvantages. He, on the contrary, made huge social reform and nominated for vice president. It is hard to believe he has once been a slave. Working for a plantation …show more content…
Being the third child in a family, he is mocked by people due to the two child policy. What adds to another straw to it, is that one team in the international fleet Battle Center defeats him, and he has already born enough bully along the training. On the verge of rejecting the future training at International battle center, he killed a kid who has bothered him for a long time; he reasons that “ by killing him now, I prevent the future struggle.” This event proves him to be physically and mentally qualified to raise to the next level. Living under the disregard and obstacle, he chooses to face and turn those bad into good. During several skirmishes against “buggers”, with his extraordinary charisma, he successfully terminates the battle. All the adults and trainers applause for him. He is now the honor of the entire human race. His achieve the success through all these obstacles and disadvantages. Because of those horrible memories, he is thus determined to pursue the prominence and to prove himself to the public. Without the mocking and satire from peers, he might just feel good about himself and lack such moral that cause him indefatigably chasing the good.Therefore, people who face the obstacle can believe in faith that they can turn it into something